Count Vroskri

Another great moc from you, I really love the minifig posing and facial expressions.

@Capt Wolf Excellent write up as usual, captain! Funny, I didn't know Kings Port was on Terraversa.

Oh.. Sorry, no political meaning intended.

Great idea. Now - how to import a swamp?

@NOD Hello, I'm your first opinion from brethren of the Brick Seas, and I say this is gorgeous. I saw you had fears it was too similar to the barracuda, but this is a fantastic unique vessel. The sails and every aspect are spot on. Well done! Edit: for your next ship of this size, I'd recommend adding a third mast. Moving the first one a bit forward onto the forecastle would make it better too. Thanks, I understand you can't do this now, as you've rigged it.

@NOD @blackdeathgr @JintaiZ Thanks, I'm working on a new sail pattern.

To make you guys feel better, I'll render some of the stern of the carribbean clipper on the weekend.

@Khorne @blackdeathgr Thanks!

Here's a small pirate fort, armed with two swivel guns and a twelve pounder. I don't really like the outside but I love the interior. Credit to @Captain Braunsfeld for his wonderful palm tree. Thanks, C and C appreciated.

The islanders of Polynesia often traveled on huge rafts called crab claws, named after the distinctive shape of the sail. There is evidence these could grow as big as a frigate, or even a ship of the line. Just a little build. I don't really like the sails, but I think I quite like it overall. C and C appreciated.

@PirateRoberts Thanks!

Wow, man this is awesome!

Can't wait to see you continue your story, this will be excellent!

I'm sorry @LM71Blackbird, I didn't realise that the mill wheel was made of a ships wheel. This is awesome and very very clever.

This is certainly an improvement, and is definitely different and new. I really like the design, it looks like some art galleries I saw in Barcelona. I also love the green on the base.

As they said above we've got to be careful with religions, but anyway, this is certainly a nice microbuild. Your two are very nice.

This is hilarious. Congrats on the win!

Great descriptions, these will make for some very interesting Mocs!

Congratulations winners!

Awesome, love the plants and the building.

Wow, this is absolutely awesome. All aspects are perfect, that wall, the trees, the minifigs. Well done.

@Fraunces Thanks, I've written them already and built some, so I think it'll be fun exploring it. Other sea rats can build these exploratory mocs too. @NOD Thanks, they were supposed to look a bit like those.

Welcome @Monocle Can we get him added to the sea rats PM?

Part 1: https://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?/forums/topic/179698-sean-greybeards-story-part-1-guilt-is-a-powerful-thing/ Part 2 : https://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?/forums/topic/179724-sean-greybeards-story-part-2-he-shouldnt-be-that-hard-to-deal-with/ Part 3 : https://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?/forums/topic/179846-sean-greybeards-story-part-3-spreading-rumours/ Part 4: https://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?/forums/topic/180052-sr-fb1-sean-greybeards-story-part-4-in-times-past-i-the-city-of-gold/ Part 5 https://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?/forums/topic/180077-sr-fb2-sean-greybeards-story-part-5-in-times-past-ii-betrayal/ September 10th, 620 Tortuga, Sea Turtle Island. Sean looked across Tortuga's Docks, and noticed a man running towards him. The man was bald, dressed in ragged clothes, and he ran up to Sean. ' Excuse me, but are you Sean 'Greybeard ' Fortescue ? ' The man asked. His voice gave impressions of him being a corlander, but no - one knew much about each other in Tortuga. ' Yes' Said Sean. 'What message do you bring?' 'Sean' The messager spoke. 'Your father, Henry Jonathan Fortescue, has been violently murdered.' Sean Gritted his teeth. Dick had got there first. Father had made many enemies in his time, but he hadn't expected it from his own son. Sean's cook, Legless Bill, approached him. ' What are you going to do?' He asked. ' I will go to see Madame Loue.' said Sean. 'Madame Who?' asked the confused cook. 'Madame Loue. The clairvoyant. Sees the future. So they say, at least.' Sean explained. 'Where's she to be found, captain?' Asked the cook, still none the wiser. 'Oh, the nearest pub.' replied Sean half heartedly. - - - - - - - - - - - - - Sean entered the pub. The whole scene displayed an aura of absolute chaos. It seems that they had been playing cards, but they had obviously devolved, because of the drink they seemed adamant on consuming. 'So Where's your Madame Loue?' asked the cook. 'There she is.' Sean pointed to the back of the room. 'The Women with the white dress, and the red hair.' Sean made his way over to her. 'I assume you want me to tell you your future.' 'Yes ', Sean replied, but he was sceptic. ' You have lost someone who is close to you..... You will go on a crusade..... You must...... Find your brother.....' To Sean, that made sense. She stood if the barrel and stared Sean straight in the eyes. ' I hope you have a ship', She said. 'Because tomorrow we sail to Raider's Haven, in the Lowers'. She turned and left. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Thanks for reading the last Sean Greybeard's Story. Obviously his saga isn't over, as I'm working on sequels. His story will be continued in Exploring Raider's Haven. I hope you enjoyed the read. This is a freebuild, but not a business of any kinds. When I reveal all my land mocs, they will be licenced.

I like it, are the crocodiles ? dead?